


kpa wrote:Check out SciFi Japan for an early review of the new movie, ULTRAMAN SAGA!
http://www.scifijapan.com/articles/2012 ... aman-saga/

o.supreme wrote:I do have a few questions though…
The poster shows Showa Era- Ultraman, Seven, Jack & Leo, yet there is no mention of them in Jim’s review, and no pictures? Do they just have Cameo’s? If they are not involved in the fights at all, this would be a major let down.
-Not related to this film, but I’ve still just been wondering- Is there any interest from Tsuburaya at ever bringing back Gridman? (2013 would be his 20th anniversary) I mean the last film showed reimagining of 3 other Tsuburaya heroes. I think Computer Viruses are more relevant now than they were 20 years ago. Seeing an update of Gridman paired up with some Ultramen would be truly awesome IMHO (heck- if Ultraseven can shrink down, who’s to say other Ultra’s cant?)


o.supreme wrote:But I agree in some respects that it seems these movies have “run their course” would I like to see more? Sure. But unlike Jim and some others that believe the movies have gone down a bit in Quality since Ultraman Mebius & Ultraman Brothers (2006).
Jim Ballard wrote:As individual movies, I don't think there's been a downward trend in quality since 2006. For me, it's really been going up and down every year. The latest just happens to be the worst.

o.supreme wrote:Although it feels at times like they try for variety, and for who has not been seen in a while, ...well except for Dyna.

o.supreme wrote:Thanks for the responses Keith. Also I read your comment on another thread about the upcoming Ultraman movie guide for Sci-Fi Japan. I cant wait for that! I really like Tiga, and was recently able to stream the short film: Ultraman Tiga Gaiden: Revival of the Ancient Giant (2001) (The only movie with Tiga I had not seen). Unfortunately this was quite a disappointment. There were many cool concepts (Ultraman going back in time etc...) but it just seemed to fall flat, unless something was lost in translation (the fansubs were not the greatest). Also I didn't even see the Tsuburaya logo at the beginning, so I wasn't even sure if this was a True Ultraman film, or just a knockoff. If anyone who has seen this could fill me in, this would be appreciated. Thank you

PiPP wrote:Final Wars 2. Now with 1000% less Bagan and 80% more shitty human drama.
RedZillaKing wrote:As far as the movies running their course... No.



PiPP wrote:Final Wars 2. Now with 1000% less Bagan and 80% more shitty human drama.
Legion1979 wrote:And I agree that the giant, mega-super-hardcore final monster gimmick has gotten a little played out.

kpa wrote:Legion1979 wrote:And I agree that the giant, mega-super-hardcore final monster gimmick has gotten a little played out.
I think the "super giant final monster who dwarfs the Ultramen" is more than a little played out... TPC has used that gimmick for the last five movies! I really hope the next Ultraman movie tries something different.
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